Name: | JOHN BATEY |
Launched: | 12/01/1884 |
Completed: | 04/1884 |
Builder: | Hepple & Co, North Shields |
Yard Number: | 380 |
Dimensions: | 109grt, 16nrt, 96.3 x 18.4 x 9.0ft |
Engines: | L1cyl (34.5 x 52ins), 40nhp; (1920: 2 x L1cyl (28 x 54ins), 40nhp) |
Engines by: | RB Findley & Son, North Shields; (c1920: also by Findley) |
Propulsion: | Paddle |
Construction: | Iron |
Reg Number: | 63729 |
History: | |
17/06/1884 | J Batey & Son, Newcastle and J Mitchell, Montrose; registered at Montrose |
1904 | J Batey & Son, Newcastle |
06/1906 | Company restyled J Batey & Son Ltd, Newcastle |
06/1920 | Lawson-Batey Tugs Ltd, Newcastle; registered at Newcastle |
10/1921 | Grangemouth & Forth Towing Co Ltd; registered at Grangemouth |
1936 | Broken up |
Comments: | 1883: Built for use as a fishing trawler or tug |
1909: Went ashore returning from Ramsgate | |
Subsequently refloated and returned to service | |
c1920: Re-engined by RB Findley & Son | |
10/1921: Cost £3000 | |
1936: Sold for breaking up by G & W Brunton at Grangemouth |
Above photo is copyright of Tyne & Wear Museums
Above photo is courtesy of Richard Cox
Above photo is copyright of South Tyneside Libraries
Shields Daily News, Saturday, 26/04/1884